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John Munroe

Birth1774 - Maugerville, Sunbury, NB, Canada
DeathMar 1819 - Blissfield, Northumberland, NB, Canada
MotherMary McKenzie
FatherEvan John Munro

Born in Maugerville, Sunbury, NB, Canada on 1774 to Evan John Munro and Mary McKenzie. John Munroe married Nancy Ann Mitchell and had 13 children. He passed away on Mar 1819 in Blissfield, Northumberland, NB, Canada.

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Parents
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Evan John Munro
1754 - 1804
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Mary Mckenzie
1765 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Ann Mitchell
1776 - 1869
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Susan Munroe
1804 - 1840
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Eleanor Ellen Munroe
1811 - 1896
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John James Munroe
1807 - 1874
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Rebecca Munroe
1799 - 1870
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George A Munroe
1805 - 1875
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Mary Elizabeth Monroe
1796 - 1859
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Charles Munroe
1817 - 1885
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Lavinia Munroe
1814 - Unknown
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Jane Munro Hunter
1801 - 1871
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Matilda Munroe
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Munroe
1804 - Unknown
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Mrs Boswell Basil Monroe
1815 - 1889
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William Munro
1816 - 1875

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